CHILDREN’S FREQUENT. COLDS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10612, 10 June 1920, Page 7

CHILDREN’S FREQUENT. COLDS

HANDY PEPS ARE A BOON TO MOTHERS FOR THROAT AND CHEST TROUBLES:

if mothers would only take care of rthewt childrens lungp and chests by treating in a sensible manner tho coughs and colds to which children arc so liable, there would be infinitely less suffering irem lung trouble in later life. Instead of cuddling the youngsters up with unnecessary "wraps and clothing, and dosing them." with common cough mixtures. cheap lo&enges and concoctions loaded with opium, laudanum, and other harmful drugs, mothers should keep a supply of tho breatheablo Peps tablets lianciv, and night nnd morning during the damp and chilly weather give the little ones a. tablet each to suck. In the case of infants and tiny tots, half a tabled; oven, crushed into a powder and placed on. tho 'longue, will prove very beneficial. Tho Pcjvs treatment is not only unique, but tho tablets aro so entirely free from dangerous drugs that they can be given to tho youngest and most delicate child with absolute safety. ■ When Peps dissolve in the mouth the medicinal essences stored up in each tablet are released in the form of fumes, which tho little ones breathe direct into the lungs, fine,thing and strengthening the delicate tissues in the throat and chest, clearing t.he breathing tubes of all phlegm, and destroying the germs of chest disease. Mixtures swallowed. into the stomach cannot reach the lungs, and that is where the scat of chest trouble is in both old and young. Peps will help and encourage' the children t« ibrenltlie dj-eply by Ailing the lungs with pure and comforting pine-forest air. Give Pens to the children freely, and they will be leapt free from roughs, colds, sore, throat, whooping cough, croup, wliccziucss. and bronchi! is. The slightest sign of a cough or hoarsen pus in your child is*n signal that Peps are needed. Of all cbemisls at. Is Gd mid 3s per box. or direct from C. H. Fnlford (,\us.). Ltd.. .19. Pitt street, Sydney. (160